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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21

Much God eannos 70 resting
ever swiftly toward the brink terrible H.
MISSION WORK AMONG THE INDIANS.
The Rev. DR.. william III. Hare missionary Bishop OF
Nobrara preached in Zion Church yesterday on the
LXXIId Psalm. In speaking OF Christs Kingdom ex-
tending the isles of the sea- the Bishop spoke OF the
Apache and Sioux Indians and reminded his hearers that
their own Anglo Saxon ancestors at time the
most distant and bararos people known their cruel
butchery Of the inhabitants OF Britain proved and added
Never the history of saracen Sioux was such crnety
II ,S scaSg and nnr Inan in The
not orae, tai cnr fortather Sers tont tn GosGeh
instant spe White people are rushing in liko black.
gers brings aS .se 20 Their home
IKE b Tho Ss s0s a @ % lie
forget Their nr.n s sna a Ts sabSa,h both are
in the wild rush wealth The material results IN the
are se gds sh ouRRs sR IN
bonuses The people say helm Tf S sd
and % . s seSss these
re Tcsny we S can SS%1 pT
materially aud spiritually The sioux number 10000 and
the tribe They are manly and vigorous Gai ready
Was sa s%0ns with % S w
The 81 Mas bosranf school girls ::
%insie,s chsi said NY people have no
men both in civilization religion. up for
aS y 1 sna se Of SIs the
AID FOR COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES
The Rev. IL. CAM OF the Presbyterian Board Of Aid
for Colleges and Academies preached In the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, and SAID among other things:
"sal permit unbelevers to abate the number
Of Christian trustees college board lessen the num-
of Christian Instructors by allow the president
TO be minister And this IN Christian founded
Christian - IL making tho plea for colleges and
acad mie he spoke Of the RAPID progress, OF this country
ferred 10 DIT strongs our tounfrv gave some interesting
the growth OF properly OF PRESBYTERIAN insu
forming OF the Board for All OF Colleges and
Of res'vterian institution has grown IN three years 70
81 900 900 those have holped 70 esabsh over
s750OO0 only three sucb in existence then now
The eighteen. In Eapora the Is valued al
500 600; Wichita, Kan. S2O,0o0. or the thirty Jour
students In Mccormick seminary Prcsbyieran N Chcagol
from christian colcges twenty-five. G" ese
from the new Western COLLEGES. Westward with rising
mighl glory tie Chrstian college takcs ChIst y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
HE'LL AND FUTURE PUNISHMENT.

MR. BFFCUER BELIEVES IN THE FORMER, But NOT
IN THE IATTKR-THEoRY or REPENTANCE.
Mr.. Beecber announced yesterday morning that on
the Young Peoples Association of'Tlymonth Church
would be given by Professor K W. Raymond, who VIII
sneak upon Gold mining" In his sermon MI Beecher
said "If man believes In the old idea OF he'll to-day,
he IS q candidate for lunatc asylum He has got To
give I'D his Christ or his hell Men rescued and
saved by the voluntary suffering OF love. and the idea II
Inconsistent with the old idea OF God OF Vengeance
The Revised Bible has left hen pretty much out and has
future puusueut-I believe In tlat-but the old ma
chInery and methods OF punishment are gwen up
No man." Mr. BcecheT SAID, "Onght Ia l'c converted
by "A sudden change, unless he had been living III the
lower plane or his animal nature. sicba man FEARS only
that he will 20 to hell and be damned. II cannot
be held by any other element let him he held by that
sdch "A man begins by giving up swearing, tells a. Few
lies as business will let hun laushIcr and las begins
try do right such man mas not done much, nut
he has laid a good foundation
In Shaking o. the diversity among men and their
various methods OF getting heaven Mr. Beechcr used
the following illustration: " Take worm "a tortoise.
horne aud an eagle, and tell them 10 from NewYOrk
to peunslyyanA The worm would wigglc, the tortoise
would crawl, horse would walk AID the eagle would
fly but all sOud get there just the same Laughter
the extrcation being from the mundane and animal
condition lie problem or time Repentance cannot he
done up Wholesale at once, but must he repeated ana
re- reeaed all through lie. Many Christians need 10 De
converted every mouth. The great motive power OF All
change from evil TO good ought To be love- Ihat Is Inc
dstInctive Christian genius working out wisdom ana
bower man ISN'T 10 repent and lie converted because
he will hell II ne doesn't IL IA Using ana growing
p TO tue supreme motive, that II he eucaics and bar
mouiles all the Qualities III hin he becobes IKE 600 ana
Hes for other men. Repentance Is repeutous ereum
ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
THE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE Feb l9-Cotfon frmer. Mssdus 81 'sc..,
81 CO. Sa Extra ss ioos S. TO- Family q 90 o. % Guy
Mills superhne ~ no. Extra g 10 es S. do RIO
P P1a@"s IS srmsr wss,ss" sssr
southern Rs Sosssc. to Amber y se.s. 80 %ss's.s
f %ms S.ra S'' se ssSs 10 Tor Nav
ss9srn w.ss" sa.a " .uS
ts ss sss,sc 10 Feb "Sss.sSs' March 4ss4e.c Hy
d. :sass ssssn'rS
Rye steady sasy s%' M T. Pore Pcss
M w Scsss 81 sSsmss sGoasrs
packed 7osLc. Bacou-shsnlders 7s9stcs Clear RIB
Side. ute a r wssssn Packed
Egss nr@sr iss Pstsolsu% ;ssAS AZ,
wS:s:y , :;s:sy 3, II;
Fioar Is o Gram AL Rsce.ptsElcur 1917 bol. whcas
spo sA sS,s s ss' Sc sb 0c w Ss: ~:
bush Corn bush ssles-whsAs 3A43oo oush' Corn
sss ela e sss
prime 30 Corn steady Steamer Ys.9y Sis
Sss: Quiet No WAss q al ss So Wits ss,s
crea%srv re Eastern se
Ya.x s sn
Extra S,c Eastern Firss l9s kssscss ,1r oh Sns Syn
Oat4 800 Lusl shorts 1890 bass
syrvALn. Feb. 10 -wheaf-No ! Kart " good demand
W. %se.; IN hssa % Iass
; Ssio 20 iaS az: s'T No. Oa Yslaw
%s. Ss %s e.: sss a e9' :sssd
$50 Barley unsettled Rye dull hecelpts-% .eas
oo Pan Corn asmoo eyss os U dz Ss. oa SSru
bush oat~ 1000 bush.
CHICAGO. Feb i9.-Floar dun and UNCHANGED: Winter
isan Winsr 8 s. % CSaies . Fancy
= Is Is per 100 D. ''~'' '''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21

The bank exchanges at the New,York Clearing House
and tie stock sold at the New ORR stock Exchange Tor
the weeks OF three years compare as follows;
Week enanS-Feb e. lssS fss 20 49, Feb 7 49, ls
The local money market ruled easy all the week at
from , per with extreme range of % aud l.
at per cent and at four and six months at cent
but little business, however. was transacted because
were quoted at Al2a5 per cent: Tho Bank OF
England made for the week the large gain
bes 10 the unusual figure OF 5l2s per cent, against
$3.50 per cent one year ago. when It's maximum rate OF
discount was per cent Instead 0f per cent ~ now The
foreign exchanges continued strong al the week at the
quotations OF week but the demand was hgit rs
Is the principal factor IN the making OF rates Light
sterling did not get above 81 ss2: which Is y "i cent
below the specie shipping point II S39oooln GOA bars
engaged for Nciuesdays steamer. this shipment IS
destined Tor Germany AMI Is seut Tor some special reaSo
although the rates Tor exchange DO not warrant H.
There II nothing 10 be said about the coiuucr la
AMI mercantile situation. Every one knows that genera
all persons and is Idle to repeat that OF which
every person Interested cOgunant Drng
ing good prices as might be wished Tor b the ioesh
demand continues he large md steady II IL the I'M
Visible supply and the heavy charges for carrying
tinuo he large having week amounted to l0l s7s
bales. which an increase on the corresponding week on
last 1880 bales The total exports since tue
LIST OF last September amount to 3,339,?23 bales
which L. an Increase on the c vrpr ~
jJ7 900 bales THIS increased movement strongly indi-
Gates that Europe has begun TO participate III tle i
provement Of tie general situation which began WIN us
year ago. As 10 The movement OF general merehhn-
disc the comparative amount OF imported dry go9us I
keted Ia New YORK certainly Is good RUE op h o % ~
urement thereof The amount marketed since nc ISL vi
January this year ~ reported Dy the Custom n"'c a
S2'sUWVov grei,er tan ior inc sno u1 jaJ in iss5
$loooooo greater Than IN the same pe,Ou ~ ~. rv
lhese clatHcu movements aro e r.,irna,is Il
moi oniv tho ,"0 sTros lines Witch are making
Is ios 10y tto ttoi' n Inas scattered ali
soi m 80 , oti, r,,,rns ~ increased earn
over io Ii.,y .to ',i,ne ,sn ars he trunk lines
lngs 10 laiSer percentage iI'h lo no ,an.a ,nat
ms ~ ot n nutaoh pul !. "a q pit "a oil tit has
the oa cona'9n oi tl.o 20 a. cnnm"n
been claimed ior In specuiauve cnees ~ n .r,n.d
70 neaT 'e iscy m As
chu,oy "a, ", ,,' oY stecI rails has
@ ~ ~ ia viii, a. TS.n se nj sIructral iron Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
PREDICTING ALL SORTS or WONDERS
THE WORLD TO END IN 1900, AFTER THE ROMAN
EMPIRE has BEEN REL sTABLIsHED.

The remarks OF the Rev. NJ Baxter, who announced at
Cosmopolitan Hall yesterday that the millennium would
arrive in thirteen years from date were rather coldy
ceived This partly due. doubtless TO the fact that
the building was not heated, although he announced
when the collection taken up that IT bad cost $50 to
secure for the OCCASION and partly the fact that his
few auditors had great difficulty In comprehendng why
he should been selected to give them such precise
information on the subject.
Mr. Baxter is a TALL pale with dark hair and full
beard. lie long, dark overcoat which he did not
remove during the most heated portions OF his dis
course He spoke uenty and had texts OF scripture con
stanty his command AROUND which he deity wove the
web OF his startling prophecies Around the han were
hung twenty large cartoons and maps. by reference
which he Illustrated the points of his predictions
He told his hearers that the FrancuGerinan
about break out was clearly ioretoid III Danels
dreams and In the Xllth and KILN chapters OF kevea
tons and would be the beginning OF the end The Jews
old asked for sign hut received none except thai OF
Jonah ant the whale. but sign would be given ana
that recovery France Of her lost posses
sns extending her territory TO the Rhine Pointing TO
picture of the scarlet woman OF Scripture drinkin2 the
blood OF the nations from goblet and seated on
horns scarlet repres SaTs VII" e rsSsS ed Roman EN-
pire. he said thai cOnfederacy wonld he FORMED
Frame. SPAIN Italy. Austria. Greece. Egypt Syria,
Tui key aud bulgaria united for the purpose OF Resisting
the aggressions Uf Germany and Russia .
over this empire The aut Christ would rule and ne
would ne sustained 10y new Pope Of Rome who would
Catholic ana Mahometan churche' would be united under
sway being the two horns Of the boast by Daniel ~
parts the wor ana the figures G66 represented by the
Greek letters OF Napolcons name would he STAMPED on
the hands lorcheads of his worshiPers. The
second advent would take place about ls9J 80 when
I4iO00 Christians would ascend TO Heaven without nav
ing suffered death. The rest OF the Christian Church
would gathered together at Mount sinai and there
would he mir.caiousy fed for three AMI half years
during there would be untold fluctuations In the
year they would Heaven and the reign OF 1000
years woail begin. Finally, and the culniDaton OF
had before, the prophet announced that
copies OF book telling all aOouti and oreten2 Forty
Coming Wonders" cohd he purchased at the door for
fifty cents each the audience passed out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
FOR CHINESE SUNDA Y-sCHOOL PUPILS

st. Thomass Episcopal Church, Fifth and Fifty
third ST. wellled last night by people who wished
TO hear Bishop Boone OF China address the membcrs Of
the Chinese Sunday which is successfully carried
on In con uccon with ot. ThOsss Chapel In FIFTY ninth
St The school twenty five pupils and equal
number teachers prime pally ladies. .lhe school has
been open under the OF superintendent
James rot has had gratifying success. The CHI
re taught 10 read he Bloc and The church service
and many them, IL Ia believed earnestly adopt the
Christian religion. Other schools had been invited Tor
last night aud about 100 NOngOlans some In American
gsrb short hair, most of them Ia Asiauc dress and
ned the front Ia the left OF the main aisle
Bishop spoke To them OF the WORK hc was carry
ing on ia land cOntrIsed the comforts, priv
aud opportunities which they enjoyed here with the
suffering poverty and oppression which men OF their
elias, endured In China called them nrst To accept
the Christian religion for themselves aud then 10
return pre-. oh IL TO their own countrymen lie ex
planned immense difficulties Which stand III the way
OF s,ccessfui WORK among the Chinese by missionaries
from foreign land, such the Language. the different
dialects the national dsirus. OF Foreigners etc. and
showed now the difficulties disappear beI0rc Chinese
convert who goes among his countryInen VITA TIE
Gospel.
The Rev Floyd w. Tomkins, jr, OF Calvary Church,
also addressed them, aud WAS followed By Shan sn the
city Chinese missionary In the employ or The Mission
Board for work among hs conntrymen here lie spoke
In Chinese, aud the then and sang In fair Time
and tune hymn In their own language the words Of
which were painted In Chinese ietters = long white
silk banner hanging over the lcctern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

In 'eS''F US issue of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
weiu London letters from g. w. 5. about MIS-
James brown Potter's preparations for the stage
and about the rational dress movement; from
Korea about the home life Of the King and Queen ::
from Dakota about the loss of cattle in the snow
from Chicago and Kansas City about important
topics in those cities; review Of the newly
acquired papers Of BENJAMIN Franklin In the state
Department at WASHINGTON; The Week in Society :
Chances Mt Men in Passing; Current Anecdotes
Public Men and Matters; A Weeks Martial DO
ings Stories About People Religious lntelll
gence Five Famous PAINTINGS The Theatres The
Papaloi, q tragic IIaytian tale Prisoners OF Pow
erty poetry, sketches, and snolounu other feat
urcs of interest. These were the leading news
topics:
FoREIGS.-The news in London England wants
JOINT commission OH the fshercs. e. Criticism
of Speaker Peel. -: The political situation IN
the German elections - Russia and the Vati-
San. - Closing the case against Dillon. -
One of .rv Sf Ro,e priest m
politics. - Negotiations between Spain ana the
United States suspended.
CoYGR, ss.-Bofh branches in session. - Pas
sage of the Trade Dollar bill - Committee re-
port on the Presidents veto Of the Dependents Pen
sions bill - Committee hearing on the election
over the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers
DOME,TIC.-Death OF General Robert Potter 10
Newport - Effect Of storm ~ SIX weeks I'D
Montana - Protest Of n Texas Jndg' against
an investigation bv the United States Senate. -
Watching thc mombers ,ot tho ring IN Chicago.
- Woman suffr &c opposed bv iovernor liilPs
paper in Elmira - Happy Bob Van Brunt
sentenced at Buffalo TO be hanged. - Failure OF
the strike IN Boston. - Athletic games at Yale
and Cornell
CRY AND SUBURBAN. - Upeer sentenced to
twenty years in prison. - Further facts about
the Stewart will contest - testimony about
taxation OF speculative sales. - Arrival
of the " Ruddigore" Company. - Return
of Bishop Potter. - dinner in honor
of Bob" Cook 80 Mrs. Stevenss
marriage contract described by ex-Judge Pierre
pont. - Severe damage by lightning and rams
- The EtrurIa made quick passaee. - The
Staten Island fire caused loss Of 81 OOO. OOO. -
Dinner of Phillips Exeter alumni. - colo value
OF the l. BARTENDER silver dollar Nl2L2 grainsl-
As | I'D per ounce-7IG7 cents. - Stocks
aull and higher closing firm with some reactions
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mail
Price CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

.urrKuR COURT GA aBgk,-Before Andrews, J.-Noa
Third nd motion calendar.
suPgEHr CoUKr-GESEKAL rERN-Bcfore Van Brunt J.
Lawrence ana Patterson y--Non loA lOi 1872 ~ l01
lO8 lOp IU III, liz 49, no. 49, NJ lls "a iie d.
81. D. 93l = lZO, III, l2S -. .. ,.,... ,o..
hne Nos 2i0 400 26o 800 z65 297 1872 40 ee0 l26
IO7i iO7v $50 Coz $50 HOG. ll0e 49, 1883, lib 24o
TIA 1882. 1920. 1925. ll6a ,,, - ,,
Isl PnxnE COuEI-spciKAL TEKn-PAr II.-Bcfore -.
Adloui ned for the tsrIn Mt. "A
tourusa for tho term. -. ,..,.-.o. Z
sUpHhAE CounI-C iRCUIT-PART II.-Before PATTI
Nos 1885, 3o4U, 3o45 3o95 5G40 S64l SySo svsi' oy2
1000 SeA7 $685. liO1 lllO, sS4 1884, 2szv. sisS "|'
7vy 1911. 1901. 3i4. 345. 1898. ~, F.,
SUPREME CouRi-CiKcuIr-PAkT !i-Btiore bencn; aIo
Eo.. 26Z 2lv7 2vOv 37s4 $685. VJ2 yoS yoo voc 3ysU
2Uv7 44 1888. 40 22JD 1926 li4o. 3Oo3 5foi o<io
1908. IOs5 1850. 722 n ID. 1884 2av6
suPhEAK CoURT-CIRcUr-PAHIl v-Before inEi aham
Moe e7J so3 $685. 5oI- $500 $751; $780, Zo' Zoo |'"'
zoe 1872. 3r27 s72n. $500. 1900,
suRRooATK's CoUET-Bsfore RolIiRA s:-wilis OF Mary
Eon so, Ia Az Josoyn Lenehan ~ l03u M M@fsHcs
heA rtbpr aDd Daniel bticx u
SUPERIOR C0uRI-0kNEkAL TERA-Bef0ro bodgwIck, " Jv
Adjourprd W the nrst Monday OF March
bUPEhiok CoUKf-spkciAL TkRn-Before Freeimeus y.co
NOA jo 5ol oto Boo Js4 5G7. 67J 6IS TIA otS oia BOY
bUPgnioh Cot sI-rkiAL TRKM-fAKI l-hsfcre o""i"ao'
J-Sso. iat ivO2, l4b9 ll5i, lt43 1914 NJ.
CoMaos pLsAs-E9uirr rEmA-BcioroVan HocsenJ'-Nos'
Common PLlis-sPKciAL TxKM- Before Larremore. Inc
day
ConnOs PLKAs-TMAL TxRM-PAKr I.-Beiore Allen, Il
Nos zal7. 22iv 226S 1898. 1854 eSi. l7s, 32pl i56
iUU1 1904 28O5 23U7, 22y3 $50 2O7 12k5 1881 ls1o
1928 1854 7As 1880 2Ss6 2A6i. is<0 2s2o s221. 2S1S
7V2L -
COMMON PLxAs-TElAL TEsA-PART before DAILY, IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
MINING STOCKS.

The .market FOR mining stocks last week presented
about the usual features and was active only In spots
As "a rule prices firm and some Instances male
some improvements. At the Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange the weeks sales amounted 10
1875 i56 shares against shares for tue preceding
week The ComstOck shares developed some activity.
bnt were irregular In price. California and Virginia
advanced from $50 10 SO 80 aud closed at SO 50 Best
and fletcher declined from 80 s7i2 10 $40 l22 Hale
and Norcross from IS tO 90 l22; Mexican declined
- 80 81 and Yellow Jacket rose from - 90 TO
- 62ia Sutro Tunnel the granting OF stay OF pro
Greetings 10 March in the foreclosure SUIT,
sold up TO 81 cents, but later IL sold
at 1915 cents Hoyoke contributed One-sixth OF
the total business, and its price ranged ffom 10 :!
cents and Middle Bar contributed oneith OF the total
sales at figures 81 and 20 cents aud closed at 63
cents outside OF the dealings In Security Mining and
Milling the dorado stocks were dull and steady II
tristo favorte first declining from - go 10
~ 20 and then rising To 81 go at which IL closed Al
the Exchange large business was done III Phtrnx
figures ranging from Sc so to 80 20. ard down to
50 S7i2.
The Saturdays sales Of mining stocks at
the Consolidated stock aud Petroleum Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MdRhEIX
FEATURES OF VEv-Ypex DeaLIvi1

FEATURES OF v-y>gK DEAIvi1
There hesitation the upward reaction In wheat nj
the Produce Exchange SATURDAY The advance OF the pre-
vous day however not wholly surrendered The de-
preston existed the all day under free reaih
ing favorable foreign advces AMI heavy decline In The
Shippers took only 10000 bushels Tut Tie
steady The option speculation appears 70 10 IN
undecided MOOD. The largo visible supply being
the chie confident bnyng at ruling prices
Doubtless the more pacific aspect given to foreign
affairs influence the operators Tor quick
turns TIL close heavy on saur'ay at bottom pricc
with May Aat 81 e hut The other months down = =
cent olows; March aG's; APril: slls. june, va
July g3A; August. 49,; september. 80 y cents
he cor quiet spot lots p sfcafy but
the pnrchaseso shippers rrtng Tn options were
IN sympathy with wheat. fiing heavy Al
Tor March, 49, for April. fS', for y
nd igt. In spot lots slA n
demand The options were dnn with
10 and March. Aprlani Nay al 30 anu
Jnue s. l. cent lower An unusually large lusne-s
was done lard ekprt shippers taxing 1000 t"rcoN
The options ouiy moderately stimulated by THIS cosug
VIII of points. follows; felrusry and MARCH,
81 -. Aprl 81 80; May. 81 81; June - ~
Tne - rorr reported hatnr'lav AZ
YORK Baitn0rc Philadelphia and Roon wcro az tot
SO 72J bushels. total gram 300 1872 bushels honr.
packages Chic Milwaukee All ~ L1us the arrivals
wero Wheat $1,000 bushels and corn. 6s'1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21

M,aAins siaa. February delivery lc04d buyer. 10 Feb
Apr, delivery osta s,yers DO April AMI Nay asLx,
bisers: June AMI July delivery 10 AL ouyers 'lo
July and August delivery i564d sellers: dr. August
and September delivery t14d seexs do september sad
October delivery, 81 -64d. buyers. .,,, ,,...
GALVESTON pep. 10 Cotton dull Middifng, y 10 I6i
Low Middng gig Good Culinary, 3; net receipts, BOT
1851 exports 10 the ostnen 500 bales. COAST
wis. 385 bales: sales. 452 bales stock 6y.1l bAleA
NORFOLK, Fob. l1.-ctron steady MiddnE PIG nes
receipts T9J bales exports coastwfse IS5 Oaes;
sales 7'2 bales stock 2S.23 bales.
SAVANNAH. Feb l0.-Cotton steady NiddnS i-lS; Low
Mddng Sl3l6 Good Ordinary 7l6; net aud gross 70.
cepts LO3l baes exports Ccastwise l7V2 bales sales
500 bales: stock. 63. J7i bales.
new 9s,EASs Feb l9--S ,,ton hrrg. Hddins . i.sU
1858 bales ASH bales exports to Great Britain
1857 bales Coastwis 1886 bales; sales 4o00 bales stock
l43
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21

Nos $780, I447 20I2 2le4 2l07 265 2ls6. 1870 2isz.
1888 2lj4. Is 2l03 2i23 2l30 1888 l. IL S ~ % 2lI7
2lS4. 2063 2157. 2l61 ~ 81. 1900, 2203. 2205.
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TkRM-PARr I.-Bcfore McAdam, - j.
Mos 24J3 24,6 z4g3 5Zs 54l OF. SOL 607. s23 2.sS
BIB 671 5t2 GA. 2J22 2409 9Oo 80. OIL 9l3 9l4 9l6
DIT g1s 9iq go
CITY CoURT-TRIAL TRRM-PART 1I.-Be0re Hail. j.
Nos ALL l64 co., s3 373 &c., 2SS 372. 2Ii4 1885, sG2
"a. 1896 s21. ~. 923, s24 92i.
CITY CoURT-TIIAL TRRM-PART III.-Beforc Enrich, i
Nos. jS3 G65 2lsG 259 1877 s2s. 621 13 ~ 22Go oi
2033 547 $685. $685. 2 256 2lG6 ga 657 6l9 2OoJ zoos
2O6i. 627.
COURT OF oYPR AND THRMiNERBeorc Barrett Judge anu
District Attorney Martine-No day calendar.
COURT or GENERAL SEssfoNs-PART I-Before ltecoiue'
Smyth and Assistant District Attorney Pury-Nos l. o.
T. 67ag TO- H. 10 I3 IA a. Is IT, 49, 10 90 q, 22 23
o. 35 90 27 IS 10 30 81 80 49, 81. So &c. 81 80, 49, 49,
81, az. -. "a. a.. 46, ~, As, 49, 80. - ,,u.
COURT or GENERAL SEssoss.pARr li iST,BepsdTos
j. p s. g. g. 10 IL. ~ l3. IA Is. 10. IL H. ~ I'd
FL, o. 80 "a 90 90 80 Pleadns-Nos 81, 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Fen 20 tspoeiai) The commission house, stii
and that with te three commission houses which
represent bu syndicate 90 not settle fed
lindIey a Co George g. Walker & Co.. and NJ Rosenied &
ca apuarently hang their wheat ~ the opening
Yesterday IRWIN Co. took l.0OO.ocO bushels OF
wheat Every body wheat pork now seems " be a
pungcr Alnen. Bodman & Co were large sellers; f'nm
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dIsgruud declare That corn rally hog product
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% - 90 N The corn pll ana ~
worth sl5 over In the provision pit
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